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Why does an author write about his/her feelings? Or maybe even why do they express their ideas? Jamaica Kincaid, the author of A Small Place talks about the struggles she experienced through her life. The key concept of her essay was various dealings she had during the British ruling in Antigua. Understanding her point of view may be difficult, but one may get an idea of her thoughts by looking through a Marxist, Postcolonial, and a Psychological lens. Throughout the essay Jamaica Kincaid expresses

Starting a small business can be risky. Problems may arise a few months or days after opening. These small, family owned businesses are struggling to keep their doors open. Some issues may arise while managing the business on a day to day basis. Whether the business has just opened or it has been open for years, most family-based businesses will have to face difficulties at some point in time. Small businesses often have trouble turning a profit because of the difficult economy and several factors

The Small Business Administration (SBA) and affiliated non-profit organizations that provide support to women entrepreneurs should set aside funding to promote more awareness of resources available to women who want to become business owners. The three resources I think the SBA needs to market better is their business training on-site and online, funding availability, and their mentorship programs. These services can easily be promoted by private lenders backed by the SBA, newspapers, radio, television

but it will have the opposite effect. It would be a heavy burden on small business owners; due to low income it would be very hard to have a great amount of employees if minimum wage shall be raised. Unemployment will likely to increase to 9% due to the money crisis and "When legislators raise the price of low and unskilled labor, it's usually low and unskilled laborers who end up paying the price" (Boston Globe). Also the government has not yet proven that increasing minimum wage will lower the poverty

growth of small businesses Federal Government procurement requires their Contracting Officers to comply with applicable socioeconomic laws and regulations that do not apply to commercial contracting. The socioeconomic goals set forth by these laws, which pertain only to federal contracting and are integrated into the FAR, ensure there is constant economic growth for the U.S economy as well. These goals consist of making awards to what is considered, set-aside programs, and includes small businesses

to finance the business. Canada Business Network (n.d.) enumerates these ways like government grants, private sector financing, financing from non-government organization, equity financing and personal assets (par. 1). In Canada, there is a government owned financial institution that supports the finances of small businesses which is called The Business Development Bank of Canada (Williamson, 2008, p. 33). Most small business owners do not realize that there are several pathways to finance their businesses

advance with a HSA or FSA to cover the costs. More Red Tape It is hard to think of an example where government intervention reduces red tape and the PPACA is no exception. Anyone who receives $600 or more in compensation from a business will be required to receive a 1099 from that business at the end of the year. This ruling has been predicted to be so burdensome to American small businesses that even Obama has vowed to sign legislation to repeal it. Currently, the bill is gridlocked in

paper is to identify how different factors effect on the growth of small businesses. The growth of small businesses has been influenced by factors such as growth strategy, business forms, short and medium term goals, financing assistance, organizational structure and staffing needs, customers and promotion, and ethics and social responsibility. In this paper will to discuss how the different factors alter the advancement of small businesses. Kelly’s sandwich concession has been selling sandwich and

According to Ferrell and Hirt (1996), the small business ownership advantages are having an independence, it only requires small capital to start and maintain the business, it adopts easily to changing market demands, it can only focus to its customers and it has a reputation for its service and quality. High stress level for its owner is the disadvantage of small business ownership. According to Reece and O’ Grady (1987), average person uses a small business to refer to an owner-managed business

population consists a larger group of participants from which samples are selected to perform an experiment. This research is focusing on consumers such as individual household customers, small business, family business and large business. As the consumer’s population is so massive, the research focuses specifically on small and family businesses. Sampling makes sense because it takes segment of the population being investigated and the selection is based on probability which provides a chance for every